Delegation infrastructure for founders

Your VA isn’t the problem.
Your system is.

You hired help to buy back your time. Now you explain it, correct it and check it twice, so the work lands back on your desk anyway. That is not a hiring failure. It is missing infrastructure, and infrastructure is buildable.

5 to 7 minutesYour result on screen, no emailThe Playbook after it: $149 once

Delegation Playbook · prepared for

Studio Nord

Ilse Bakker, a three-person brand and web studio

Section 2 of 14Task inventory

Task inventory

TaskHrs / wkDecisionFounder valueRepeats
Hours mapped0
Sample Playbook, section 2 of 14. Real format, invented founder.Read every section
01Every week
  • A lead comes in.
  • Someone needs to be followed up.
  • A client needs an update.
  • A report needs to be prepared.
  • An invoice needs to be chased.

Every week, someone does the same sequence of steps. Until now, that someone was you.

02The pattern

Every one of these is a system problem wearing a people problem’s clothes.

    Check which of the 13 patterns you are in

    03Step one · free

    First, see where your week actually goes.

    You list what fills your week and how long it takes. Every task gets one decision: keep it, hand it over, automate it or drop it. The result is on screen when you finish, counted in hours.

    Audit result · Studio Nord

    Buy-back potential: 17.5 hours a week

    The sample founder’s audit, the same one her Playbook is written from.
    04Step two · $149 once

    Then turn it into a handover someone else can follow.

    The audit tells you which hours are not yours to work. The Playbook is the handover itself: the job, the instructions, the trial task that proves someone can do it, and a plan for the first month. It opens filled in with your own answers, so you edit instead of starting from a blank page.

    • A task list and delegation matrix built from your own hours
    • Step-by-step instructions for every task you hand over
    • A job description written as results, not a list of chores
    • A paid trial task, with the criteria to score it
    • A quality standard and an escalation rule for each handed-over task
    • A 30-day plan, week by week
    $149once, no subscription

    Not useful? Ask for your money back within 14 days, whether or not you opened it. Refund policy

    05The method

    Four decisions. Every task gets exactly one.

    A task without a decision defaults to you. That is the whole mechanism behind a 60-hour week.

      06Straight answers

      The objections worth taking seriously.

      Read every answer

      07Not ready yet

      Everything else is free, and answers before it asks.

      Six tools and nine finished guides. No drip gate, no webinar, no email needed to see a result.

      Free tools
        From the library

          Start with your own week.

          Five to seven minutes, a decision for every task, and your result on screen without an email. The Playbook is there afterwards if you want it.